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What is Ethnodoxology? Missions and Worship

What is Ethnodoxology? Missions and Worship

by Kristil Faught | Jun 16, 2026 | Church Planting, Missiology & Theology, Tools, Training & Strategy

The Lord saved me while I was in art school in 2007. I was approaching the end of my time in college and God just did it, right there- new heart and new affections, repentance and faith. No turning back. He set me on a path to serve Him in this world, to be a tool in...
Titus and Role Changes in Missions

Titus and Role Changes in Missions

by Kristil Faught | Jun 9, 2026 | Discipleship, Missionary Life & Health, Tools, Training & Strategy

Christmas Day, 2019, my wife and I were driving around for a late night dinner date in the Miami suburbs. That was, until a drunk driver rear-ended us. (But don’t worry, we were fine) Oddly enough, one cop did not seem ok. The officer looked like a man counting down...
The 9 Stages of the Missionary Experience

The 9 Stages of the Missionary Experience

by Kristil Faught | Jun 4, 2026 | Missionary Life & Health, Missions 101, Theology of Suffering, Training & Strategy

Oftentimes, when we first awaken to God’s missionary call, a world of angst and opportunity lies before us. We envision ourselves in the thrawls of Revelation 5:9-10. And we begin taking steps to enact some reality of this picture. But reality soon sets in. For many...
Three Questions to Clarify a Call to Ministry

Three Questions to Clarify a Call to Ministry

by Kristil Faught | Jun 2, 2026 | Church Planting, Discipleship, Missions 101, Training & Strategy

 A Calling to Ministry is the process of discerning God’s specific direction for a believer’s life regarding vocational service. It is not a purely subjective feeling, but a triple-layered reality consisting of an inward desire, the outward affirmation of the local...
Preparing the Soil: Building Trust in Missions

Preparing the Soil: Building Trust in Missions

by Kristil Faught | May 28, 2026 | 8 Phases, Church Planting, Tools, Training & Strategy

Cultural Agriculture is the missiological principle of discerning the spiritual soil of a community: recognizing that history, trauma, and worldview create different levels of openness. Building trust is the process of tilling that soil so the Gospel seed can...
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